News of the Ark-La-Tex
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TAPD seeks suspect in Sunday shooting
Texarkana police are seeking a second suspect in the Sunday slaying of a 26-year-old Texarkana man.
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Wake Village PD seeks donations
Wake Village Police Department is seeking donations for their holiday food drive.
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'Project Zero' Aims to Get More Arkansas Foster Kids Adopted
National Adoption Month has come to an end, but in Arkansas, almost 300 children are waiting to be adopted.
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Lambert Named Dean of Student Services at UAHT
Reginald Lambert of Camden, Arkansas, has been selected as the Dean of Student Services at the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana (UAHT).
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Paxton wins horseracing case
Attorney General Paxton has secured a significant victory in the New Orleans-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, with the court striking down the federal Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA) as unconstitutional.
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AR Group Urges Congress to Reinstate Expanded Child Tax Credit
An Arkansas nonprofit is adding its voice to the calls for Congress to bring back the expanded Child Tax Credit for families in place during the pandemic.
Local Events
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Community Healthcare Enrollment
Navigators will assist residents in enrollment for ACA healthcare/ health insurance in this festive holiday event.
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Latest National News Headlines
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Opinion: A hallelujah moment for iPhone users everywhere
The European Union's new mandate requiring phones to converge on a single wired charging standard beginning in 2024 -- the relatively cheap and simple USB-C cord -- is a hallelujah moment for iPhone owners everywhere, writes Jeff Yang.
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Colorado Springs suspect formally charged with 305 counts in Club Q shooting
The suspected gunman accused of killing five people in a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado, last month has been formally charged with 305 counts, including charges of first-degree murder, attempted murder, assault and bias-motivated crimes.
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Microsoft could soon have its first union
Some 300 quality assurance workers at Microsoft-owned gaming studio ZeniMax are in the process of voting to form what would be the first union at the tech giant, organizers confirmed to CNN Business.
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Crowd gathers in New York City to bring an art installation to life and demand 'all eyes on Iran'
Chants of "Woman, Life, Freedom" echoed Sunday around Roosevelt Island in New York City as hundreds gathered to bring to life an art installation symbolizing solidarity with the women leading the uprising in Iran.
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House January 6 committee has decided to make criminal referrals, chairman says
The House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol has decided to make criminal referrals to the Department of Justice, the panel's chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, told reporters Tuesday.
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What we know about the strikes on air bases hundreds of miles inside Russia
A series of attacks deep inside Russia this week have raised the stakes for Moscow at a time when its war on Ukraine is faltering.
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Drug overdose deaths during pregnancy and postpartum rose sharply in recent years, study shows
More than 1,200 pregnant and postpartum women died of a drug overdose in the US in 2020, with overdoses involved in more than 1 in 6 pregnancy-associated deaths that year, according to a new study.
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Gunfire that cut power to a North Carolina county was a selfish and cruel act that has hurt thousands, mayor says
Gunfire that damaged electric substations and left much of a North Carolina county without power since Saturday was self-serving and brought misery to many, a mayor of a severely affected town says.
